Does this PC HD Sound Card that can accomodate a 5.1 Computer Speaker Surround System?
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High Definition Audio with up to 7.1 surround sound capabilities. Beats Audio is used.
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Hello,No, this unit has the typical aux type connectors that are used for 5.1/7.1 sound cards:These are 3.5mm Minijacks, they are color coded as follows:Green: Front SpeakersPink: MicrophoneOrange: Subwoofer and Center outBlack: Rear Surround Speakers for 5.1 and 7.1 systemsNote: This unit also has a USB Connector that is required to power the unit.I hope this information helps.
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If you can get a sound card that replicates the back of a 5.1 surround stereo system, then, yes, you should be able to. You will need speaker wire and a connection for each speaker.
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I have not tried it with that system. I have got it to work with just about anything. It's a VERY simplistic setup. Just need access to sound outputs.
1988431
You can run 5.1 on it and either upgrade to 7.1 later or hook speakers up to Zone 2 and use them elsewhere.
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Not unless you connect your PC to an amplifier then to the speakers. Klipsch makes the ProMedia 2.1 THX Certified Computer Speaker System that sound very good
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I have this USB card and I like it. I use the optical digital output to my home theater (DVD) system and that works well. Do your 5.1 speakers have separate inputs for r, l, sub, and rear? With this system, it has 2 options for 5.1: either digital optical, or 4 separate wires running to inputs in your 5.1 system. In my case, I did not have 4 separate analog inputs for these speakers, so digital optical was my only option. If you do not have digital optical or 4 analog inputs on your 5.1 system, then I would not get this product.
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Basic answer - No. I believe this unit is designed to function just with its own 2 speakers in "stereo" mode. There is no mention of surround sound such as 5.1 or 7.1 that I could find. You might try a "parallel" hook-up with the amp outputs going to both the Yamaha speakers and the appropriate left or right channels of your wall mount speakers - BUT - be careful to verify that the combined loads / impedances, etc are ok (see specs section of Yamaha owners manual & specs for your wall speakers) or you might damage the amps and all the speakers involved. Also this would only give you more stereo output with all the speakers, not 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound. Try your Yamaha with just its own speakers and turn up the volume a little - this might work ok for you without the wall speakers. Regards, John
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Idk that one it has regular audio cables that plug into a USB adapter that makes it surround sound compatible if that helps.
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No. This motherboard doesn't need a sound card. Why pay so much if it didn't have quality sound lol
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Not with my case. My front audio ports are USB ports. Ports for the sound card are available at the rear of my case (CoolerMaster) and that's where I connect my speakers. With this sound card one can also switch back and forth from speakers to headphones.
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You should to install a pci sound card 7.1 . This motherboard not include 7.1 ports
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Yes this card will pass Full HD audio upto 7.1, of course you need to have a mother board that supports HD audio also. The drivers that swich the audio player from your board to the card are a pain sometimes. But my stero and tv system sound and look great with this card.
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Yes you can make it happen. It's a great little system for it's intended purpose. I use it with my HD computer. For a main surround system, get something better suited for that purpose.
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Yes, that is what I use it for. My setup is from Raspberry Pi HDMI Out to AGPTek, then from AGPTek to my TV and APGTek to my receiver. This allows me to have 5.1 surround sound on my receiver.
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i think if the 5.1 speaker is work good, the sound card work good with your speaker 5.1i think it is not important that is 10 years old
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In that stand point you wont receive quality sound with a 2.1 system it wont matter what high end speakers you throw at it. The technology in your receiver cant produce what you are looking for.